Social welfare Charities That specialise in Domestic abuse

Helping to relieve the suffering of expectant mothers within the UK, who are experiencing (or are at risk of experiencing) domestic abuse during pregnancy, and supporting them to protect their children long term. Activities include, but are not limited to, the provision of specialist accommodation, pre and post-natal support, parenting support, and other practical, financial and emotional support.

The Lantern Project provides counselling, support and information for victims of sexual abuse, domestic violence, racial abuse and bullying.

Our aim is to help women who suffer from domestic violence and protect the future generation against child labour by providing Education, Training and Shelter to Women & Children.Currently we are looking after 43 poor and orphan children in a ÔÇ£Lillah boardingÔÇØ (like orphanage) in Bangladesh. With our limited resources we can only provide them with basic food, shelter and education.

SUPPORT ASIAN WOMEN IN THE ESSEX COUNTY IN PARTICULAR BUT WITHOUT LIMITATIONS BY(A) ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION INCLUDING, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THE BREAKDOWN OF BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT.(B) HEALTH AWARENESS, EXERCISE CLASSES, SOCIAL CARE FACILITIES AND SUPPORT FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS.(C) THE PROVISION OF CHARITABLE ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE, WHICH DIRECTLY RELIEVES THE NEED OF BENEFICIARES.

We assist people by providing spiritual and emotional assistance. We also help youth and people and support them in many areas of life such as: prison, hospital and home visits. We give information on matters such as: education, employment, health, welfare rights, youth and family support. We organised seminar workshops on alcohol and drugs, HIV prevention development, domestic violence, keeping c

Relief of the physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of depression and domestic violence, in particular by the provision of counselling and support, including signposting to other services.Promotion of social inclusion by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those who are socially and assisting them to integrate into society.

Operation Encompass is a Police and Education early intervention safeguarding partnership which supports children and young people by reporting to schools before the start of the next school day when a child or young person has experienced a domestic abuse incident the previous evening.

PROVISION OF ADVICE INFORMATION AND ADVOCACY, COUNSELLING, HEALTH AND WELFARE BUSINESS, SOCIETIES COMMUNITY AND VOLUNTARY. EDUCATION AND LEARNING, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HALLS FOR HIRE PLACE FOR WORSHIP AND RELIGIOUS ORGANISATION, TO RELIEF POVERTY SPORT, MUSIC FASHION AND LEISURE TRIP INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AMONGST FRANCOPHONE AFRICAN COMMUNITY.

stop think first provides support and guidance to victims of domestic violence and abuse and victims that have suffered knife crimes to help them rebuild their lives by providing financial and emotional support through England and wales

General Charitable PurposesRelief of povertyMedical/Health/Sckness/HGV/AIDS/DiabetEducation/Training/Skills/WorkshopsAfter-School Activities/Tackle gang cultureInformation/Advocacy/CounselingAccommodation/Housing/ShelterServices/Human resources/Elderly/DisabilityOverseas AidSpots/Recreation/Cultural EventsTackle Domestic Violence/AbuseSocial Skills/Family visits/Caring

AFAN (www.allfaithsandnone.com) supports spiritual and moral development through education, dialogue, experiential and arts-based learning.Currently AFAN focuses on the provision of (free) workshops for staff&studnets in HE& FE, schools and faith community contexts. Over the past year, AFAN has developed a sisterhood called Sahara to help violence against women and girls who are vulnerable.

Stand Support UK is a specialist charity in Coventry supporting anyone experiencing or affected by domestic abuse or sexual violence. Our services include referral to refuge accommodation, community-based support, peer mentoring, group work and access to a free confidential out of hours helpline. Our accredited specialist workers (ISVA & IDVA) support people through the criminal justice system.

The preservation and protection of the mental and physical health of women and children who have suffered domestic abuse and sexual violence by providing information, training and support to those at risk.

Provide and fund accredited training/awareness courses around domestic violence in appropriate settings.Provide signposting services for people who are concerned about abuse, in particular child abuse, or those who seek parenting support.Supply funding where it is used to enable and empower families at risk of abuse and/or supports positive parenting, bonding, play and interactions.

The Trust provides small grants to victims of domestic abuse where no other public funding is available. It also promotes education and training to increase awareness of domestic abuse issues.

We make donations and grants to applications generally from Aylesbury and the surrounding areas. We raise funds through can collections, providing BBQs in support of local community and charity events. We have supported Hearing Dogs, Florence Nightingale Hospice, SeeAbilty, Christmas food parcels for the disadvantaged elderly, Young Carers, Women's Aid and several more.

To promote education; health and research activities.To promote programs that leads to community cohesion and development.To advocate for and support victims of domestic violence, child abuse, modern slavery and Human trafficking To create a platform that will promote the voice of the voiceless.To carry out charitable activities that will improve livelihood using the biblical principles

Activities are: in kind and cash donations for the disadvantaged people and educational institution in the UK and in Bangladesh. Advice and guide people on theological matters; Run advice information and guidance services for the victims of ASB and domestic violence along with advice and guide the victims as well as parents and family members on how to deal with.

Soul Sisters: Empowering People is a charity founded to support victims and survivors of Domestic Abuse, and their families, to Live Without Fear. We empower people to move forward through advocacy, signposting, peer support, 1-2-1 support, mentoring and coaching both online and in person.

Bat Melech is Israel's most comprehensive network of social services for victims of domestic violence. Bat Melech works with women of all ages and families addressing domestic violence and family justice spanning the entire spectrum, from economic empowerment to breaking the intergenerational cycle of violence, and from advocacy in the courts to lobbying the government.

The Unique Sisters of Manchester offers diverse activities to empower women. They provide legal advocacy workshops, therapeutic art sessions for trauma recovery, and safety planning classes to aid survivors of domestic violence in developing personal security strategies.

To inform and inspire Church and Community Leaders by providing resources, training, seminal, workshops, analysis and articles about our communities, so Leaders know how they can work with the Government.Raising awareness of violence among the youths,Helping Church and Community Leaders deal with abuse in different levels Domestic Violence: Facing the challenges of Domestic Violence.

To assist the relief of women (and their children) who have suffered or who are at risk of suffering domest violence . To advance the education of the public in the issues surrounding domestic violence.

To relieve the needs of victims of domestic abuse by the provision of financial assistance to victims of domestic abuse in all its forms to allow victims to have a safe place to liveTo advance the education of young people in understanding what a healthy relationship looks like and how to identify traits and patterns of unhealthy relationships

The relief of the physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of depression and domestic violence, in particular by the provision of counselling and support, including signposting to other services, and by any other means as the trustees in their discretion shall determine.To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded.